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Federal grant · project grant (b)
Seeking Hope - the United Keetoowah Band of the Cherokee Indians in Oklahoma (ukb), a Federally Recognized American Indian (AI) Tribe, Seeks to Fashion a Comprehensive, Integrated, and Trauma-informed Suicide and Domestic Violence Prevention and Mental Health Promotion System to Detect, Prevent, and Provide Early Intervention Services to Rural Non-reservation American Indians Age 25 and Older Who Reside Within the Area of Northeastern Oklahoma Served by the Tribe. This System Shall Both Expand and Enhance the Current Initiatives to Combat CV19 Consequences and Shall Provide the Foundation for Creating Prevention Prepared Communities, Data-driven Management, Meaningful Partnerships, and Delivering and Sustaining Effective, Efficient, and Culturally Appropriate Suicide and Domestic Violence Prevention Services.
Committed
$632,304
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